San Francisco, CA and London, UK/ 20 July 2005/ visiongain. The latest study, "The China Mobile Market" published by business information providers, visiongain, investigates the high growth of mobile and Internet users in China, which began in the second half of 1990s. Since then, the mobile market in China has become fiercer, with competition amongst mobile operators to control the entire value chain from contents and application through to terminals. - July 20, 2005

According to the latest visiongain report " SMS in the U.S. - The Right Technology for Cellular Messaging Success?" text Messaging, or SMS, has been hugely successful in many parts of the world, but not so in the United States. The report question why this is and debates whether SMS ever be as popular in the U.S. market compared with the rest of the world. - July 20, 2005

South Korea's wireless broadband technology, WiBro (formerly known as HPi), has been making headlines recently after US operator Sprint and Japan's KDDI announced they would launch pilot WiBro services in their respective countries by the end of 2005. In the light of these developments, visiongain has reviewed the business case for WiBro in Korea and abroad, and investigates whether WiBro is set for global expansion. - July 15, 2005

The latest study, "The China Mobile Market" published by business information providers, visiongain, investigates the high growth of mobile and Internet users in China, which began in the second half of 1990s. Since then, the mobile market in China has become fiercer, with competition amongst mobile operators to control the entire value chain from contents and application through to terminals. - April 25, 2005

London, UK 10 February 2005, visiongain is pleased to announce its Second Annual Spectrum Policy Conference to be held in London on 2nd and 3rd March 2005. SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES will gather senior representatives of telecommunications regulatory authorities, mobile operators, wireless service providers, network vendors and others, for an in-depth discussion on new ways to improve spectrum management and encourage the development of a healthy wireless market. - February 11, 2005